Author Archives: Montgomery

Fighting the IRS Alone? You May Have a Fool For a Client

Posted on May 17, 2013 by Montgomery

Nancy Cicero had a fool for a client in her fight with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS); she represented herself. Rather than seeking the advice of a tax attorney with the tools and experience needed to successfully fight the IRS; … Continue reading →

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You’re not paranoid if you think you’re being targeted by the IRS for tax purposes.

Posted on May 13, 2013 by Montgomery

According to CBS and Reuters, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) is expected to publish an investigative report this week detailing that Internal Revenue Service (IRS) agents specifically targeted conservative groups for review and consideration of their tax … Continue reading →

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Is Your Online Imprint Going to Trigger an IRS Audit?

Posted on May 9, 2013 by Montgomery

In mid-April I noticed a rather innocuous news release on the IRS website in regards to some type of email policy. If it wasn’t so cryptic and fraught with legal positioning, I would probably have considered it with the same … Continue reading →

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Boston Marathon Tax Relief

Posted on April 16, 2013 by Montgomery

Did you file your tax return yesterday? If not, did you file an extension to file? While your typical tax extension is only an extension to file your actual tax return, but not an extension to pay the tax owed, the Internal … Continue reading →

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IRS Records Prove AROD is a Bad Guy in Boston

Posted on April 10, 2013 by Montgomery

According to a recent Boston Globe review of Internal Revenue Service (IRS) filings New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez is a bad guy. A Boston news source depicting a Yankee as a bad guy is hardly surprising. What interests me, as … Continue reading →

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Tax Day is Around the Corner; Are You Prepared?

Posted on April 9, 2013 by Montgomery

Happy Tax Day! Come Monday April 15, 2013, your tax returns are due. Have you prepared? While many people filed their tax returns well before the April 15 deadline because they gave the government an interest free loan and are … Continue reading →

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Hello Old Friend … Baseball is Here Again!

Posted on April 1, 2013 by Montgomery

It’s finally here, and the San Francisco Giants are ready to defend their World Series title and the Tax Attorneys at Montgomery & Wetenkamp are ready to root them on. If you remember last year’s opening day, it was confusing; … Continue reading →

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Just Over One Month to Go In Tax Season and You Can Finally File Your Tax Return

Posted on March 5, 2013 by Montgomery

Over the weekend, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) finally completed reprogramming and testing its systems for tax-year 2012. This includes the lingering updates mandated by the American Taxpayer Relief Act (ATRA) enacted by Congress back in January. This final update … Continue reading →

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Tax Relief For The Home Office Tax Deduction Available in 2013

Posted on February 25, 2013 by Montgomery

The home office deduction, while useful, is complex and often the bait for an audit trap. Beginning in tax year 2013, Congress has implemented an optional standard home office deduction in order to make the home office deduction more available … Continue reading →

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Only Tax Debt Blues For Utah Jazz Assistant Coach

Posted on February 19, 2013 by Montgomery

Probably not a front page nab, but the North Carolina Department of Revenue recently set their crosshairs on Utah Jazz Assistant Coach and Former North Carolina State basketball head coach Sidney Lowe. The North Carolina Department of Revenue probably has … Continue reading →

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